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Refugees by Ljubomir Stanisic
27,48 €
Refugees Rum is the result of a blend signed by Ljubomir Stanisic, aged for two years, in French oak barrels where he once aged Douro wine; in other scotch whiskey and subsequently sour cherry. Made from sugarcane originating in Syria (certification of origin) – which migrated along the Mediterranean Sea to southern Spain, where it was distilled, and finally arrived in Portugal – this is a rum of marked taste. Noble wood, with sweetness, elegance and subtlety. Limited and numbered edition of 1454 bottles.
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